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But Parse was opensourced, before it was turned off.. And opensourcing doesn't help with offloading operational complexity anyway. So I fail to see how these ar

• dragonwriter 10y ago
  > But Parse was opensourced, before it was turned off.. And opensourcing doesn't help with offloading operational complexity anyway. In theory, it means you can pay someone other than the original owner to handle the operational complexity for you (so long as the whole stack, including any necessary backend pieces, is open-sourced); it doesn't guarantee availability, especially at a price you are willing to pay, but it does mean that it's legally possible.